Sentence examples for described a persistent from inspiring English sources

The House report on DOMA described a "persistent reluctance by some within the gay and lesbian movement to embrace the objective of same-sex 'marriage.' " The charge was accurate.

Bogousslavsky et al. [ 14] described a persistent worsening of neurological outcome following epileptic seizures in stroke patients.

However, like the other patients, both also described a persistent central scotoma despite normal functional Snellen visual acuities.

Greaves et al. described a persistent growth of TEL-AML1-induced BA/F3 cells after TGF-β treatment, whereas without TGF-β TEL-AML1-induced cells had a growth disadvantage over control cells.

Jakobsen et al. described a persistent increase in the attenuation of the cortex, seen on CAT, which was attributed to pinocytosis of CM molecules into the proximal tubular cells, with the magnitude of the nonionic dimers being greater with than that of the nonionic monomers [ 11].

Many American officers, year in and year out, describe a persistent trait visible to anyone who visits almost any line unit for an extended time.

However, the few women serving in the UN mission in Congo (known as Monusco by its French acronym) are mostly in lower-level positions and describe a persistent, prevailing machismo culture in peacekeeping.

The literature also describes a persistent lack of quality, active parent participation in early intervention.

While a literature search revealed no specific studies related to co-morbidities masking the onset of leukemia, one case report described a patient with persistent cervical lymphadenopathy with an initial diagnosis of toxoplasmosis that masked non-Hodgkin's lymphoma[ 19].

We found that stable-bleb cells plated on Fibronectin-coated substrates under confinement displayed exceptionally fast and directional movements with average cell speed < v cell > = 17.1 ± 0.6 μm/min (n = 67 cells) and persistence length of approximately four cell diameters, best described by a persistent random walk model over long timescales.

Maybe Myles Brand, the I.U. president who fired Knight for what was described as a "persistent and troubling pattern of behavior," will order the book.